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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-08
BRIBERY IN DENVER.
A Pretty State OF Things IN Our
NeighbOr State

DENvER, March W. II. Aker,
deputy sergeant-at-arns Of the House
OF Representatives, was arrested this
morning on warrant charging attempt
at bribery. There is now before the
House, bills to regulate irr:gating ditch
companies, pawn brokers, and one for
high license for retail liquor dealers,
and it is alleged Aker offered q member
500 if he would cast his vote against
these measures; it is also stated that
Aker is only one member Of combina-
ton OF seven formed to defeat these
bills. the other six being members of the
House and Senate.
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JUSTICE AT LAST.
The Supreme Court Decides
the HOpt Case.
TIE LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.
After Many Years n Foul, Cold
blooded Murderer will Meet
His Just Reward!
The Lower Court Affirmed.

WASHINGTON, March The Supreme
Court to-day rendered decision in the
Hopt case. tt ey say:
Frederick Hopt was indicted by the
Supreme Court of the Third Judicial
District CT Utah, in December, 1850, for
the murder of John F. Turner on
the Sd of the preceding July. He has
been four times convicted in
that court upon this Indictment
OF murder in the first degree.
The judgment of death pronounced
against himwas three times reversed by
this court. Thelcase came here the fourth
time on writ of error involving certain
tschnicaIties relating to the rulings of the
lower court, the admission OF evidence,
n itruciions to the Jury, and references
during the argument by the District
Attorney to the previous trials of the
case. The judgment OF the lower court.
is now affirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-08
Going After the Catholics.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Marc

WASHINGTON, 90, March 7.
The following appears in the WASH
ington NatiolaE-Repubyiean this.morn-
ing:
1.-The anti Mormon legislation is already
operating in new quarters. The action of
Congress virtually oOnfscating the property
of the Mormon Church has been quickly
dertakes to defend pOlygamy, but every
law-abiding men regrets to see the funda-
mental Law of the country violated as it has
been in the anti-pOlygamy law, not only be
cause of the wrong inflicted and the prin-
ciples violated, but because of the examples,
set. A member OF the Michigan Legislature
has given notice that he will introduce 8, bill.
in that body to diTest the bishops of thu
Catholic church OF the title to all church
property and place it in the hands ofa t-zss
tee. Well, the Congress Of the United States
set him the example. Special to theEesss.
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szrup OF Figa.

Manufactured by the California Fla
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Na-
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas.
ant California liquid fruit remedy may
De had Of A. G. Smith & Co., at 80 cenGa
or II. It l. the most pleasant,
premRt, and effective remedy known 20
cleanse the system; to act on the Livsr.
Kidneys, aAd BoEels gently yet thor
suEhly; 70 dispal Headaches, Colds, and
HsFars; 70 cure Oonstipati0a. Indigss.
eo0, aad kindred iRs.
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GObbIing Them Up.

SAN Francisco, March 7.-Colonel G.
+. Croker, one of the principal share
holders of tn. Pacific Improvement
Company, to-day, confirmed the state
ment telegraphed Saturday that the
City Railroad has been purchased by
that company. He added that the
Pacific Improvement Company has
also secured controlling interests in
the Geary Street Cable Line and the
Central Railroad, which operates on
Turk Street.
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Standard Dollars

WASHINGTON, D. c., March t. The
issue of standard silver dollars from the
minis during the week ended March 5.
was $313, ia. The issTe during the cor.
responding week of last wear was
S356,320. The shipment of fractional
silver coin during February, amounted
to 1921, 939.
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With a Dull, Sickening Thud.

The Tribune posted the following
bulletin yesterday:
BRIGHAM CITY, March Bands playing,
Flags Flying. Guns Firing, and MormOns
taking the oath and answering all questions
when challenged, and voting the straight
Mormon ticket.
And it fell upon the understandings
of Loyal Leaguers with dull, sicken
ing thud."
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To Surrender tho Refugee

Sofia, March THE German consul
at Rustehuk, whose protection was
sought by Captain Bollman, one of the
leaders, In the recent revolt, and who
claims to be Russian subject, has been
requested by the Bulgarian authorities
to surrender the refugee, and has re-
fused on the ground that his goVe-n-
ment has not instructed him to- do so.
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A Revelation

among the butchers. A stampede in
beef circles. Beef, mutton and pork
for cash oaly. Porterhouse end tender
loin steak, 121l cents per pound; prime
roast, l21z cents per pound; round
steak, cents per pound; chuck STEAK
8 cents per pound boiling beef, 8 cents
per pound; loin and legs or mutton,
cents per pound; chops, s cents pei
pound; breasts and necks OF mutton, .
cents per pound; pork chops, GEMS
per pound; pork roasts and sausage,
cents per pound. On all OF the above
special reduction for cash only, without
delivery.
BY G. D. Amos, Butcher,
Cor. Third South and Main Streets.
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A Missing steama~

JERSEY CITY, March I. Up % 1
o'clock to-day. tina steamer City of Chi
cagO had not arrived at her pier. No
information could be obtained Of the
employees at the dock.
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The Row Over Uncle sammy's Estate


NEW YORK, March THE answer OF
John Bigelow, Andrew H. Green and
George W. Smith, as executors unIer
the will, of the late Samuel J. Tilden, 10
the complaint of George H. Tilden, who
contests the will on the grounds OF it
being illegal and invalid, was filed to-
day IN the Supreme Court. The reply
recItes the names of the relatives and
claims that the plaintiff has no right to
institute or maintain suit :;
that the deceased was unmarried and
his father and mo her deceased. I h
sister, Mrs. Pelton, and the nephews
and nieceS are the next OF kin, but
under the will a'e not entitled to any of
the estate. II is denied that the amount
OF the estate is anywhere near
$40, 900 900. It is claimed in conclusion
that the defendants are appointed ex-
ecutors under the will, and refer to the
original as their authority.
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Scarcity Of wheat in San Francisco.

San FRAEoIseo, March 7.-Saturday's
advance in wheat has been maintained.
The rise of FIVE cents per GENITAL is be-
lieved to be permanent, and due chiefly
to the small quantity of wheat on hand
aad in the State. which, at the present
time, does not exceed 3,000,0 coo bushels.
There is a disengaged tonnage list in
port for nearly twice that quantity.
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
rel.eve Croop, Whooplng Cough. and
BroncnItis. For sale at A. G. smith q
CO. Drug Store. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-08

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi
gesnon, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite. Yellow Skin2 Shiloh's'Vital-
izer is'a positive cure. For sale stA. CN
Smith &Jl. Drug stone, 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-08

"BACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Sc AMI so
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store I3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-08

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price JOG. SOC, and 81. For Sale at A. C.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. II
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Postmaster at RnEalo

WASHINGTON, March THE Presi
dent has appointed John B. Sackett
postmaster at Buffalo, New York.
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IN THE REICHSTAG,

to day, the Septennate bill formally
passed its first reading. Bismarck was
present. II will be taken up for its
second reading tomorrow, and debate
will ensue.
Herr Windthorst, leader of the cleri-
cal party, will then declare his inten-
tions in relation to the Septennste term.
The other party leaders have announced
that they will vote as they did when the
bill was defeated in the late Reichstag
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Bits From Berlin

BERLIN, March Emperor William
yesterday received Herr Wedel Piedorff,
president of the Reichstag. In the con-
versation which took place, the En-
peror said he was reluctantly com
PEELED to dissolve the late Reichstag be-
cause of the superiority of Germany S
nelghbors over her in military matters
the opposition majority refused to
SANCTION THE MILITARY BILL
to the necessary extent, and the rea-
sonable hope that the Septennate term
would have been adopted after the
example given by France, proved
fallacious. It was more gratifying now
to cherish the hope that the large ma
jority in the new Reichstag would &C
cept the Bill at the outset. Referring to
the attitude of the Pope during the
elections, he said he had al
ready been convinced of the
Pacific disposition of his holi-
ness, and that it was on this &C
count that Germany had asked him to
act as arbitrator in the dispute with
Spain about the Caroline Islands. In
the Emperor expressed the
hope that all ecclesiastical troubles be
tween Prussia and the Vatican would
soon be peacefully and completely set
fled
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visit to the Pslais Royal will interest you Nearly
all the fall dress goods novelties have arrived and
have the dress trimmings We have crowds of admir-.
ers' not many buyers; too early you know. For the
remainder OF this week Well quote prices . little
lower than Wen charge later on We want you to bny
as well as admire We again remind you, you can save
ten Per cent by buying this week.
ASK TO SEE
west OF England Broadcloths They're "a inches wide
and come in all colora We happen to know our SO
quality ID being sold ut two other we'll known stores
for S2.4S yard.
ALSO ASK FOR
the English and French Cloth Suitings ut Sl.25.
They re all wool. and at 81 10 per cent below
our regular and future price.
YOU'LL BE PLEASED
with the Camels-Hair Sutines The plaid and stripes
are % and s145. and the plain colored goods to
commune with them are 81 10 yard.
YOU'LL BE BEWILDERED
with the variety of pads aud plain colors show
combination suits Materials, colors and designs in
Vulnerable Prices from 19c to Las yard.
ANOTHER LATE NOVELTY.
Morie and Marbeized Pushes in all colors; in fact
the best Of colors in town And the price
(Sll9 is not only 10 but Is per cent cheaper than
usually charged for such quality.
TO BE GRABBED FOR.
There be little rush for the 10 Partisan dress pat
terms at SS9S each They're samples To say they're
worth from $12 to S15 is not an exaggeration
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A savings bank at Binghampton, n. Y, suffered
run yesterday because number of delegates to
county political convention had peen seen stand
ing In front Of It, talking over the situation The
explanation given is that some timid persons as
sumed that these men were depositOrs who had
heard bad news and were preparing to draw their
money out. A critical public, however, without
partisan bias or local Affiliations will Jump to the
conclusion that the politicians OF BroOme County
must be pretty tough-looking lot.
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The supreme court OF Illinois has confirmed the
judgment OF the lower tribunal In the case OF the
anarchist convicts. Better late than never. The
tedious wait has been trying to the nerves OF the
prisoners and the patience Of the public. If the
decision had gone the other way, this case would
have been added to a long list Of Others In which
the game OF tire-out has permitted the guilty to
escape Since It has confirmed the right Of the
State 70 defend itself against numerous reyolu-
tonises the period Of suspense Will not have been
without its good eject 1t adds force to the situa-
ton It shows that delays Of as little avail as
technical clubbing or threats OF vengeance by
dynamfta
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SELLING Orr
TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.

We have the following goods left which must 60 at
about half price:
Fine Soft and Heavy Black GROS GRAIN SILKS, At
sl1G, 81 and s1.55.
Black RHADAME SILK, at sL17 and SL37. Only
few patterns of each.
Fine ENGLISH GRAPES and vFLvETS
CASSIMERES for men and boys wear
Some very nice DRESS GOODS which VIII be sold
at great sacrifice.
W. W. BURDETTE
s14-4t 92S 18th ct. and 7O6 stuw
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against the whole fraternity OF journalists that
thousands Of thoughtless persons, on learning how
Editor Murat Halstead has been miSquoted, Will
shout In chorus that 1T served him right. What
Mr.. Halstead Is briefly charged by the paragraph
ers with saying Is that Mr.. Blaine does not want
to be President OF the United States. What Mr..
HalStead undoubtedly did say Is that Mr.. Blaine
is not giving himself any uneasiness about the
Presidency, but Is actually doing what he pro-
fesSes 70 beseeking rest and recreation. 1t is to
be hoped that no politician win be foolish enough
TO found his course Of conduct In respect to next
years campaign on the theory that Nj. Blaine has
quilted politics andwould not take the Presidency
If It were offered him. The man In American pub
nc nfe who would do that is yet to be discovered,
and 1t Will take pretty long search TO ind him.
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All the following bargains are Of the srsstsst msrtk
We have always
AoUANr1TY or WHAT VIZ ADvERT1aE
Every article menHonsd must tally with this an
nouncement But remember it is always advisable to
call early. With our unlimited number Of patrons IL
may some times happen that certain article will sell
out before the rest Az illustration We viii cAuyour
attention to the Skirts that were advertised last
Thursday. We told the public we had liz Skirts that
we would sell at 49c., worth from S1.2S to e1!75.
Not three hours afterward was there the shadow Of
skirt left Some customers regretted coming too late
and we were also sorry too % bear in mind 1t better
TO be on hand in time.
90 dozen Felt and Melton Skirts for ladies. with
worth rom si.so to i.7a .n same 0' ''' ''''
CHOICE % CENTS.
so dozen Fine Null Ties with handsome embroi.
ONLY 1Oc. WORTH 25c.
20 dozen AsHk China Silk Handksrchisfs full aiae,
ONLY csc.
SO dozen oolored Bordersd Handkerchief for ladies'
,. About Is ishscolorsd Gents Tsot-sh.ps scazas,
YOUR CHOICE 12hc. WORTH ESQ.
S1.2o per set.
OUR PRICE SHALL BE 4sc PER SET.
100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, In Ecru or
ONLY 55c. PER PAIR. WORTH 75c. PER PAIR.
3 csses best brands Bleached Cotton, in good and
desirable lengths for &c. per yard worth 10 and 12c.
Is dozen Imported Leather Card Cases in four dif-
Ispent shades Of leather made Of All leather satin
wltnout the Least fear Of cracking breakng in ap-
pearsnce 10 - fine looking a. any % book.
OUR PRICE 25c EACH.
And who can tell the difference!
We have just received new lot of Dress Goods In
hemnants. These goods run fully 80 in, and they
come in checks paids snd plain colors These goods
nantS
AT 15c. PER YARD.
lot Of Flannel Remnants in white and colors checks
gain Prices
While third floor be sure to VISIT our Blanket
and Spread Department, also our Lace Curtain De-
partment Now n the time to make your selection.
Anew lot Of Century Cloth in remnsnts in all col
ors in figured snd plaids in lengths from to yds
Only 64c.: regular price of the piece, 10c per I'D.
Furniture Prints Of the best brands in all designs
at &C.; regular price &C.. to 10 yds
lot Of Simpsons best Black and Figured Calico in
remnants from to 10 yda. at &c. per I'd; worth &c.
We have all goods marked in Plain Figures.
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Ferdinand. while deprecating the opposition OF
the great powers. grows enthusiastic over the
Bulgarian support Of his reign. As If the Bull
garians had anything TO say about the govern
ment OF Bulgaria!
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CH11DREss, DAY.

Tomorrow part Of the first and all of the second floor
win be devoted to the children. We've everything for
them to except shoes and boys suits; Wen have
them soon, you'd better wait for them All other
things ready for you tomorrow 1t the Palais Royal
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FOR RENT--HOUSEs


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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN on
psr.sncs: good ssfsTsncs- xdr ss'sk ~" Z sssr
WN1ETE6-sfTU1T7oSs FOR 500 WIRE AND
w cotored men and women as nurs8s chamber.
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w for cooks. maids, seamstress nurses, waitress
1o1ss SG1s saa a y
7th st. NV. sl4-6ts
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as nurse: good references Cali At 1874 st NV It.
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& rs 81 :: II NJ small family Good e:
WANTEp-BY a SETTLED. WHITE WOMAN. A
w situation 70 cook. wash and iron in . small pri-
gass city references given II required Ad
WANTED. SITUATIONS FOR TWO SISTERS
~ soiSred, from panvils: any kind Of work in
i SORE a. three days III st
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w habits employment 3 clerk In ONCE; has had
two years experience in the pension business in
office. s13-3ts
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lady Position az governess. companion. house
e. care 4. D. MCCAIN. Brocsport. tn; New . Iess
WANTED sITUATIoN-A GENTLEMAN WHO
equivalent toservces. Address ?. o'Bos 4ss. city.
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.QR RENT

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DY KiEcTRIC TREATMENT CAN sPEEDILY
Dcure any displacemnt geaknese OF loss q Dover
renneas proliec feeundity tumorA end csncefs
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9S7 Kew yogk Ave- eQN.26p
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED--GEo W. ,LINKINs, 10Th AND SITS.
real estate loans houses rented rents collected
to rent to prompt paying tenants. se14-6t
WANTED-HOUsE OF TWENTY TO FORTY
house, Address DRAWER j., Ocean Grove, n j.
w west section new, three-story. ten rooms, fur
mace range. I'll modern improvements; price about
$4,000 Address, with locality and particulars 1909
14th st. NV. s12-3ts
w for large. medium-size, and small Houses in ali
sections of the city Persons having such will do well
h Ry placing them ZEN in our hands HOPKINS HES
w and Lots in Al parts Of the city; Property placed
charge to owners THOs. 9; HENsEY.
se3-lm 1OO6 + st. NV.
WANTED.WE HAVE CONSTANT DEMAND
Of the city: owners having such for rent will find
PROMPT and reliable tenants bx PlHssRE shsir aouses
slim 1907 st.
WANTED HAVE DAILY INQUIRIES FOR
w large, medium sized and small houses in good To-
calities owners having such for rent sale will find
70 e paeaS m y 70 viii s all
tised without charge to owners. r. II. 7. LEOPOLD,
1881 + ST. NV. su21-1m
wANTED-6 TO 1O-ROOM HOUSES DIRECT
w from owners TO RENT to responsible tenants
them in our hands, as we have LARGE DEMANDS for
such property All Houses placed with will be lib
HAM 1405 st. NV. au2O- Inn
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
placed with US viii Be literally sdvertised at our ef
Rents collected Hasss
jel3 1913 + st., Adjoining Sun Building.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALS FOR ENGINES BOILER SHAfp.
ING, &C, FOR HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, september 18th, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received this once unt
TWELVE O'CLOCK n. Of TUESDAY, sEPTEMBEn
TWENTIETH. 1887 for constructing and Furnishing
steam engine, boiler, shaftlng pulleys hangers kc,
for the High School Annex. City Of Washington, D.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications be oh
Sether With al necessary information.
The right 10 reserved 70 reject any aud all bids
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
s13-0t Engineer Commissioners.
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WANTED--HET,P

VJANTED THOROUGHLY COMPETENT RE
sponsible Caterer TO take entire charge Of kitchen
good references required. Address 4. Star cfncs.
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WANTED--BOARD.

INANTED-BOARDF FOR A BOY, 6 YEARS OF AGE
w private family. who will take full charge of
him. Address '.TYL," Star Office. sl3-3ts
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENr-AT DEANwoop PARK. DISTRICT
- Of Columbia, within minutess alb Of Benninrs
station. y and p Railroad four six-room houses 81
per month; three I'VE room houses; t1o per mouth.
and eight fourroom houses es per month; Al en-
tirely new. C. A NcEIEN,
se14-10t 1920 st
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WANTED-GEO W. LINKINS, 10TH AND H STS
w real estate, loans houses rented rents collected
notary public. Wanted small and medium sized houses
to rent to prompt paying tenants. sell 4-6t